If you’re about it and you're interested in making a quick pile of cash give me a call, shoot a text or send an email at the contact info provided below.God Speed,(Space for Signature)Patrick SullivanCell: (978) 549-0853Email: [email protected]

Membership could be free to low cost (depending on space rental).

Preferably the URL would be converted to a TinyURL that can fit into a small space (Tweet or Text).Thanks!

If you’re about it and you're interested in making a quick pile of cash give me a call, shoot a text or send an email at the contact info provided below.God Speed,(Space for Signature)Patrick SullivanCell: [REMOVED]Email: [REMOVED]

Some of you might be following the deal diary thread my business partner @Bill Labrecque and I started for our 2-family flip in Southington, Connecticut here on BP.After closing we noticed that in the 2-car detached garage the property has there was an "All Nighter" Wood Stove in what was otherwise a completely empty and clean space. 

You're right about the neighbors being your best bet, though depending on the location of the parcel, I have heard of some people putting billboards up on their crap pieces of vacant land and renting the billboard space out...Hope that helps a little

It's a tight market so I am thinking of pulling the trigger.

Does anyone have any experience and/or some resources that pertain to converting an old school into livable space?  

I custom built my house and even after having an air tight contract, I had to fight with them (and give in a bit) to get a contract release so that I could convert my construction loan to a permanent loan.Would need to understand your situation and chronology to understand where you stand.Did you have a direct contract with each contractor?

Or rent the two spaces and wait for appreciation to bail him out.